ADHD is considered a neurodevelopmental disorder that is characterized by symptoms such as inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. At FFWI, we have specialized in natural, evidence based solutions to help children and adults with ADHD for over a decade.
Our track record of solving ADHD cases successfully comes from a single thought process. That though process is simple. The diagnosis of ADHD means very little to us when assessing your child's case. We do not even care if your child has already been diagnosed with ADHD or if that diagnosis is still pending. ADHD symptoms can be incredibly varied and what works for one child does always work for the next child with the same ADHD diagnosis. That is why we do not treat based on the child having the diagnosis of ADHD. That is too generic and it leaves many children and their families without the results that they are desperately looking for and deserve.
What we do care about is the SYMPTOMS that the child presents and finding out the REASONS that those symptoms started happening in the first place.
We accomplish this through our unique method that we have developed called "THE ELEMENTARY METHOD". This method collects the right evidence through an in-depth look at the child's symptoms combined with very specific Functional Medicine Lab Testing.
The evidence collected then allows us to find the culprits (root causes) of your child's ADHD. Finally, once we know those culprits (Genetics, Neurotransmitter Imbalances, Toxicity, Neuro-Inflammation) we will then be able to take a very individualized approach in solving your child's ADHD case.
Watch the video on this page and learn how The Elementary Method helps to solve even the most difficult of ADHD cases. And be sure to check out a few of our testimonials down below from parents who were also previously struggling with finding the right help for their ADHD child.
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What Parents of ADHD Children are Saying?
What Parents of ADHD Children are Saying?
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